Talk:yarak
Add topicLatest comment: 14 years ago by Stephen G. Brown
An extension of your body
here you say "yarak" is persion word, it is etymologically not true. It is certainly a turkish word stem from the full infinitive word "yarmak". ı am sure you will review what you have written about the word.
Mürsel Kaya
Selcuk University
Post Secondary Vocational School of Silifke –Tasucu
33900 Silifke –MERSİN
- یارگی/یارکی is definitely Persian, and I believe that the English was borrowed from the Persian. It is likely that the Persian came from the Turkish yarak, but I am not sure of this. Persian also has the word یارک, but this is completely different. یارک means "little friend" or gestational sac. —Stephen 08:50, 20 March 2010 (UTC)